What the Government Shutdown Means for Tribes, Low-Income Americans, and the Cities Near National Parks
Some Americans feel government shutdowns more acutely than others.
Indian Country
'One of the Most Important Indian Law Cases'
The Supreme Court is hearing a case about whether a Choctaw Indian boy's parents are allowed to sue, through tribal courts, a company that employed a man they allege sexually assaulted their son.
Tribal Communities Explore Creative Alternatives to Incarceration
From elder meetings to equine therapy, programs focusing on healing are found to be cheaper and more effective than jail time.